New Cost-competitive DX-range of Routine Laboratory Microscopes

Microscopy & microtechniques

New Cost-competitive DX-range of Routine Laboratory Microscopes

27 Apr, 2007

Published over 19 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Microscopy & microtechniques.

Vision Biomed's new range of upright and inverted routine laboratory microscopes offer high quality, cost-competitive solutions for a wide range of laboratory microscopy tasks.

DX21 Routine Microscope
DX41 Routine Laboratory Microscope
DX61 Routine Laboratory Inverted Microscope


Vision Biomed, a division of Vision Engineering, has been manufacturing ergonomically optimised microscopes in Surrey, UK since 1958. With this experience and dedication, Vision Biomed is launching a new range of routine microscopes to offer the same optical excellence but with increased function and versatility.

The new DX range includes routine upright and inverted systems, designed to offer quality and performance at a cost-competitive price and is ideally suited for a wide range of tasks from educational use to professional laboratory applications. Range of observation modes available include brightfield, darkfield, polarized light, phase contrast and fluorescence, plus include the option of Vision Biomed's patented wide-angle ISIS ?Expanded-Pupil' eyepieces. ISIS eyepieces optimise the ergonomic performance of the microscope and the efficiency of the operator by increasing eye-relief and freedom of head movement. Users can operate in comfort, even for prolonged periods.

Vision Biomed's patented products provide unparalleled clarity and precision, so whether you are observing or dissecting, you can be confident you have the best tools for the job.

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